Doing Business in Russia (Coursera)

Doing Business in Russia (Coursera)

The aim of the course is to provide an advanced knowledge and expertise of the contemporary Russian business environment and the latest strategies and practices required to do successful business in Russia.

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Students will learn the peculiarities of Russian economy in the context of the development of international economic relations; assess the role of Russia in the global economy and trends in Russian economic cooperation with its main partner countries; acquire the knowledge about Russian business culture and features of establishing and promoting business on the Russian market.

Syllabus

WEEK 1: Russian Economic Landscape
WEEK 2: Russia in the Global Economic Arena
WEEK 3: Russian Business Environment
WEEK 4: Doing Business in Russian Regions
WEEK 5: Russian Business Culture
WEEK 6: Foreign Companies in the Russian Market

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